Where the wind comes from – Movie Review
The ending surprised me, as it is not the typical comedy roadtrip movie ending. Reminding that one of the genres is also drama.
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The History of Sound – Movie Review
Apart from the title drop at the end, I find the title a bit misleading. I expected something different. The ending really moved me to tears though.
Jurassic World: Chaos Theory – TV Review
Woah, what an upgrade from Camp Cretaceous! The sequel, Chaos Theory, quite surprised me.
Death Meets Cute by J Penner
Publish date: 28th April 2026 For my review of J Penner’s previous book, A Fellowship of Bakers and Magic, see here. Death Meets Cute is a cosy fantasy revolving around Iris Weyward, an ‘evil’ witch and her recently-revived-through-necromancy orc bodyguard, Talon. The story starts with Iris striking out on her own after too much sibling…
Devil of the Deep by Falencia Jean-Francois
Publish date: Tuesday 7th April 2026 Devil of the Deep is a swashbuckling, mermaid fantasy which dives into cult behaviour, trust themes and complex relationships. Found family and betrayal feature heavily throughout. My first encounter with this book was the long list of trigger warnings: Graphic violence, execution, child death, child abuse, implied paedophilia, transphobia,…
Wayward Souls by Susan J Morris
Release date: Tuesday 17th March 2026 Wayward Souls is a gothic, supernatural tale set in Ireland, revolving around the daughter of Professor Moriarty and the granddaughter of Jonathan Harker. It is the second in the series, after Wayward Beasts. In this installation, the ladies team up with the son of Van Helsing (also called Van…
TsukuTabe Volume 4 – Manga Review
They made so much progress in this and I’ve been swooning since chapter 1! Constantly blushing and screaming and asking for more.
Flip Flip Slowly – Manga Review
Reminded me a lot more of GL romances, which is a good thing. I’d love to see more of that slow-pace, consensual and dating-first romance in BLs!
Before you go extinct – Manga Review
“What’s the point?”
Started very unexpected, but delivered the melancholy I hoped for well.